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This is the first time I've posted to Hockey-L, but I really want to relay what I saw during the Cornell/RPI game tonight (concerning the disputed goals). First of all, the second disputed goal was clearly not a goal...it hit the post and bounced to the boards. The light did go on, but that was probably because of the goal-judges ansiness after the first disputed goal.... Which brings me to the FIRST disputed goal! I was sitting right behind the net, and I have to agree with Mr. Lewin that it was clearly a goal. It seemed to reach the back of the net, even toucing the net, and bounce out. If it had not been a goal, and had instead hit the post, the bounce it would have taken would have been different. People of course will say, "Well, the Cornell players should have kept playing since the light didn't go on."... Oh, but it did! The light DID flick on for a second or so. So, should't the play have been called dead? Well, it wasn't, and the result was an RPI goal on the other end. Did it cost Cornell the game? I think it may have cost them the tie, and the series will continue tommorrow. Justin Huyck Cornell '01 [log in to unmask] ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com HOCKEY-L is for discussion of college ice hockey; send information to [log in to unmask], The College Hockey Information List.